22 GHz Oscillator for HHO Production
Started by EMCSQ · · 10 posts · last reply 14 June 2013
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#1 ·
Hello
according to the info provided by attachment a 22 GHz modulated Laser will enhance the production of hho, because it's the resonance frequency of water.
Also a pwm triggered with this frequency should work fine.
I am looking for ready made circuits which generate this frequency slightly variable and with an dc-offset as output signal.
I think one needs expert skills to build this device and to make measurements; therefor I will not attempt to build it myself.
Where can I buy such device?Attached Files -
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#2 ·
I am not sure how he worked out the frequency, that would interest me. The wave lengths in the GHZ region are very tiny(mm), the adoption of Gunn diodes and wave guides are the norm, check these guys. Regards Arto.
Microwave Instruments and Radio Frequency Equipment - Microwave Test Bench, Microwave Power Meter and Gunn Diode from Salicon Nano Technology Private Limited -
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Puharich mentions this frequency although he produces it by using a 'highly nonlinear load' generating the harmonics.
Energy From H2O Resonance - YouTube
at >= 35:46
Quote from another forum:
Gas from Water, (WaterFuel), HHO technology - Page 9 - Boat Design Forums
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The lowest resonance of the water molecule is 22.235 GHz. This frequency is almost 10 times higher than the operating frequency of the microwave oven (2.45 GHz). The BREAKING rezonant frequency is so high it cannot be produced in your car, *****.
Meyer DID talk about that particular frequency in your patents. -
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This is nine octaves up on the John Worrell Keely frequency of 42.8khzEMCSQ wrote:
Hello
according to the info provided by attachment a 22 GHz modulated...
for "cracking" water into H2 and O2.
It would be interesting to run at exactly nine octaves up. -
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42.8khz * 2^9 = 42800 * 512 = 21913600 = 21.9 MHz not GHz
Significant Radio Astronomy Frequencies -
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As Captain Mainwaring would have said:EMCSQ wrote:
42.8khz * 2^9 = 42800 * 512 = 21913600 = 21.9 MHz not GHz
Significant Radio Astronomy Frequencies
"I was wondering when one of you would spot that".
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42.8 KHZ * 2^19 = 42800 * 524288 = 22439526400 = 22.42395264 Ghz
Nineteen octaves above, interesting correlation, Regards Arto. -
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thought it might interest you : OVRO WLM: Water Vapor Line
The basic concept of the water vapor radiometry experiment at OVRO is conceptually straight forward. The wavefront of an astronomical signal is distorted by fluctuations in the amount of water vapor as it passes through the Earth's atmosphere. These fluctuations are the dominant source of phase noise at millimeter wavelengths, and limit the resolution of millimeter wave arrays at the longest baselines. It seems logical that if one could monitor the time variation in the amount of atmospheric water vapor, one could undo these fluctuations and recover the undistorted astronomical signal. We are attempting to do just that at OVRO by monitoring emission from the atmospheric water line at 22 GHz. We have chosen this particular line (as opposed to the 183 GHz line) since it is optically thin for the observing conditions at Owens Valley.
The OVRO Water Line Monitors (WLM) are designed to isolate emission from the 22 GHz atmospheric water vapor line from sources of continuum emission in the 22 GHz band (e.g. liquid water). This is necessary since for a given 1 Kelvin change in brightness temperature, the phase delay caused by water vapor is about 100 times that due to liquid water. Thus in cloudy weather conditions, liquid droplets in the clouds will modify the total signal in the 22 GHz band, but not contribute any substantial phase noise to the astronomical data.
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I cannot follow your interesting mathematical process.artoj wrote:
42.8 KHZ * 2^19 = 42800 * 524288 = 22439526400 = 22.42395264 Ghz
Nineteen octaves above, interesting correlation, Regards Arto.
Would you repeat it with a starting frequency of 42.79khz?
This is nearer to Keely's figure.
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#10 ·
42.79 KHZ * 2^19
42790 * 524288
22434283520 Hz
22.43428352 Ghz
These are the equations for the Law of Octaves, all musical and electrical octaves are calculated from this simple equation.
2^0 = Tonic = Freq
2^1 = 2 = first octave = 2 * Freq
2^2 = 4 = second octave = 2 * 2 * Freq
2^3 = 8 = third octave = 2 * 2 * 2 * Freq
etc...
I hope this helps, regards Arto
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